Amy Hogue Explained

Amy Hogue
Current Title:	Head coach
Current Team:	Utah
Current Conference:	Pac-12
Birth Place:	Eugene, Oregon
Alma Mater:	Utah
Player Years1:	1991–1994
Player Team1:	Utah
Coach Years1:	1994–1995
Coach Team1:	Utah (Graduate asst.)
Coach Years2:	1994–1996
Coach Team2:	Alta HS (asst.)
Coach Years3:	1996–1999
Coach Team3:	Utah (asst.)
Coach Years4:	1999–2004
Coach Team4:	Salt Lake Community College
Coach Years5:	2008–present
Coach Team5:	Utah
Tournament Record:	NCAA:
Championships:	Pac-12 Tournament (2023)
Awards:	Pac-12 Coach of the Year (2015)

Amy Timmel Hogue is an American, former collegiate All-American, professional softball second baseman and current head coach at Utah.^[1] Hogue played college softball at Utah and led them to two Women's College Word Series appearances. Hogue as a freshman player set the NCAA Division I single game record for at-bats (14) on May 11, 1991, during the longest game in NCAA softball history.

Career

Hogue played college softball at Utah from 1991 to 1994 and led them to two Women's College Word Series appearances to bookend her career and was named the 1994 Western Athletic Conference Player of the Year.^{[2] [3]} She is the current head coach at Utah.^[4] Hogue as a freshman player set the NCAA Division I single game record for at-bats (14) on May 11, 1991, during the longest game in NCAA softball history.^{[5] [6]}

Coaching career

Utah

On May 24, 2007, Amy Hogue was announced as the new head coach of the Utah softball program.^[7] She has mentored athletes such as Hannah Flippen and Anissa Urtez. She also guided the Utes to two back-to-back NCAA Super Regional appearances in 2016-17.^[8]

Statistics

Utah Utes

YEAR	G	AB	R	H	BA	RBI	HR	3B	2B	TB	SLG	BB	SO	SB	SBA
1991	42	152	27	41	.269	2	0	0	1	43	.283%	11	11	8	10
1992	45	164	20	49	.299	8	0	0	6	55	.335%	6	21	14	19
1993	45	165	23	48	.291	6	0	3	2	56	.339%	5	13	15	20
1994	62	222	55	101	.455	25	1	7	3	121	.545%	12	9	33	41
TOTALS	194	703	125	239	.340	41	1	10	12	274	.390%	34	54	70	90

Head coaching record

College

Notes and References

1. Web site: 1994 NSCA Division I All-America Teams . NFCA.org . 2021-08-01.
2. Web site: Utah WCWS Stats 1991 . NCAA.org . 2021-08-01.
3. Web site: Utah WCWS Stats 1994 . NCAA.org . 2021-08-01.
4. Web site: Amy Hogue . UtahUtes.com . University of Utah Athletics . 8 March 2019.
5. Web site: 25 years ago, Creighton and Utah fought in the longest softball game in NCAA history . NCAA.com . 2016-05-11 . 2021-08-01.
6. Web site: Division I Softball Records . NCAA.org . 2021-08-01.
7. Web site: Hogue To Lead Softball Program . CSTV.com . CSTV Networks, Inc. . 8 March 2019.
8. Web site: 2021 Utah Softball . utahutes.com . 2021-08-01.